Device Remediation status misleading

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Nov 16, 2023

Welcome to the Microsoft community, my name is Recep I'll be happy to help you today.

Advice:

Log Output: Ensure that your script outputs log information to a file or another logging mechanism. This can help you track whether the script executed successfully, even if the Intune console doesn't reflect it accurately.
Review Intune Activity Logs: Check the Intune activity logs for detailed information on script execution. These logs may provide insights into any issues that might be causing the discrepancy in reporting.
Update Intune Settings: Periodically check for updates in the Intune portal or documentation. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/remediations Microsoft might release updates that address reporting issues or improve the overall functionality.
Custom Reporting: Consider creating custom reports using the Microsoft Graph API or PowerShell to gather detailed information about script execution and remediation status.

# Your remediation script logic here

# Example: Fixing an issue (replace this with your actual remediation logic)

# For demonstration purposes, let's assume you're fixing a registry key issue.

$RegistryPath = "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\YourApplication"

$RegistryProperty = "SomeSetting"

$DesiredValue = "CorrectValue"

# Check if the registry key exists and has the correct value

if (Test-Path $RegistryPath -and (Get-ItemProperty -Path $RegistryPath).$RegistryProperty -eq $DesiredValue) {

Write-Host "Registry key is already remediated. No action needed."

} else {

# Fix the issue (replace this with your actual remediation logic)

New-Item -Path $RegistryPath -Force